Indjineers
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The Rasian Academy is the common name for the Grand Academy of Rasia, the greatest institution of magic and learning in the Anrel Isles. during its High Period. The college specialised in the design and manufacture of magical artefacts and mechanisms, particularly lamenaries and other thaumaturgical indjins. As such they were specialists in various crafts, particularly metalworking.
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The Rasian Academy is the common name for the Grand Academy of Rasia, the greatest institution of magic and learning in the Anrel Isles.
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Magic, also called thaumaturgy is the art and science of harnessing elementals, and instructing them to carry out simple or complex tasks.
Invoking more powerful spirits or gods is a related but much more dangerous art, called theurgy.
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The Rasian Schools of Thought were various different approaches to academic philosophy and thaumaturgical practice which flourished during the golden age of the Grand Academy of Rasia. Of these various schools, only Magistry survives today, so that
History
The college originally had large manufactories in the city, transporting finished products up to the Coom for binding and activation. Protests by other city metalworkers, combined with rising costs, led to the manufacturing mostly being subcontracted to conventional workshops with indjineers designing and finishing the artefacts. With the Indjineers loss of their central in the manufacture of devices, other colleges such as the metamagicians began designing their own devices and subcontracting directly, so that in the later period the college essentially vanished.
Most senior members of the college were Mekanists, though indjineers were a practical breed who were not always fervent about any particular philosophical belief.